The Toronto Blue Jays aren't dead yet. After dropping the first two games of the ALCS at home, Toronto responded in a big way ...

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Force Game 5 With Statement Win SEATTLE – The Toronto Blue Jays brought the thunder to T-Mobile Park on Wednesday night and ...

The Toronto Blue Jays had 18 hits, including five home runs, all within the first three pitches of an at-bat in a 13-4 rout ...

Nathan Lukes, the outfield version of Clement, had a single, followed by a Guerrero Jr. double, followed one batter later by ...

Toronto will give Max Scherzer the ball for his first appearance in three weeks. The veteran was not especially sharp to ...

SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners lead the Toronto Blue Jays, 2-1, ahead of ALCS Game 4 on Thursday. Do the M’s have what it ...

The Toronto Blue Jays crushed five home runs on Wednesday, Oct. 15, notching their first win of the ALCS in Seattle.

Toronto manager John Schneider said he wanted more uppercuts than jabs from his team in Game 3 of the American League Championship Series. A series of haymakers did the trick. Toronto hit five home ...

In April 2024, the right-hander left the mound in Seattle knowing “something was wrong with my elbow.” He returned in Game 3 and tightened the ALCS.